Sept 8 (Reuters) - Wall Street looked set to open little
changed after the European Central Bank left rates unchanged and
data pointed to a healthy U.S. labor market.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits
unexpectedly fell to 259,000 last week, the lowest level since
mid-July, the Labor Department said.

The ECB kept its already loose policy stance unchanged to
revive growth and said it may extend quantitative easing beyond
the March deadline if inflation does not improve.

U.S. stocks have been trading in a tight range in recent
months amid growing uncertainty over interest rates. The
benchmark S&P 500 has not moved more than 1 percent in either
direction on a daily basis since July 8.
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